Journal
Dystopian fantasies of apocalyptic architecture, Jim Kazanjian's unsettling images may look like hyper-real paintings - such are their intricate surrealism - but, with an archive of over 25,000 high-resolution photographs at his disposal,...
Journal
Tight jeans, black t-shirts, denim jackets littered with patches from your favourite bands, and hair. Lots of it. The formative years of every good man, or woman, worth their salt should have - for at least a part of it - been spent surviving pits,...
Journal
Inspired by the memories of his father's industrial workshop, Rotterdam-based artist Ron Van Der Ende now creates inspired bas-relief sculptures from reclaimed wood in his own workshop. With their delicate painting like appearance , and perplexing...
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Come midnight on 11th July, Northern Ireland is awash with hundreds of bonfires; as loyalists and Protestants commemorate the Battle of the Boyne. Aside from their strong political and tribal associations, the towering bonfires are a curious...
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Unless you were festering underneath a rock last summer, you'll remember messrs Z and West rewriting the hip-hop collab rulebook with their modern masterpiece; Watch the Throne. You'll probably also remember the Otis Redding sampling, irrepressible...
Journal
You know Terry Richardson, he's the one who you're never sure whether he's an insanely talented, super-cool photographer superstar - or your semi-naked creep uncle who gets lucky with his crappy old point-and-click Kodak. You know Hollywood, it's...
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We featured Matt Martin's Photocopy Club in The Weekend Edit at the start of the month - describing it as "challenging art elitism, and generally just reintroducing a bit of that magical punk DIY" - however, we're so smitten with his concept, and...
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Martin Klimas' exploding porcelain figurines are a few years old - originally shown at Pittsburgh's Andy Warhol Museum in 2008 - but, having just come to our attention via Designboom, we couldn't resist featuring them for those of you, like us,...
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Retro-tech. The kids can't get enough of it. Cassettes look cool - a damn sight better than CDs anyway. And those brightly coloured things we put them inside in the 80s? Just too très-cool for old skool. But, in reality, the 3 1/2 inch floppies and...
Journal
In 2009, Australian photographer Louise Hawson embarked on a journey in her own ‘backyard’, picking up her camera and exploring a new suburb of Sydney every week for a year. Each suburb was a new blog post on 52 Suburbs, keeping many thousands...
Journal
The Kwik-E-Mart, Monk's Café, Satriale's Pork Store... they're places many of us have invested time in, but have never visited - and never will for that matter. Fictional TV locations are curious places; you know your way around The Queen Vic, but...
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Part sculptural artworks, part site-specific installations, London-based Parisian Noemie Goudal's photography is often unsettling - always captivating, and utterly beautiful. The Central Saint Martins graduate produces alluring works that transform...
City Notes
Trailborn, the hospitality brand inspired by the great American outdoors, opens it latest hotel: Trailborn Highlands a 63-room property situated in Highlands, NC, and within driving distance to the Blue Ridge Parkway and The Great Smoky Mountains...
City Notes
Method Co. are the prolific Philadelphia-based hospitality and development brand behind We Heart-approved projects including ROOST, Wm. Mulherin's Sons, Charleston’s The Pinch Hotel and The Quoin Hotel, Wilmington, Delaware, and are back with the...
City Notes
From Nobu Barcelona to The Riviera Maya EDITION at Kanai, New York fried chicken cathedral COQODAQ to the 1 Hotel Toronto, New York-, Madrid- and Los Angeles-based design studio Rockwell Group have a considered knack for conjuring interiors that are...
The Edit
Having his lens focused on the world of Drag since 2012, UK-based portrait photographer Greg Bailey is perhaps one of the foremost visual artists attached to this glamorous corner of the LGBTQ+ community. A gleefully colourful ode to this passion,...
Dispatches
Wellness Trends for 2025: A series of posts designed to uncover the most progressive concepts in wellness for the year ahead. Number Eleven: Digital Detox Retreats. In an era where smartphones are our constant companions, digital connectivity is...
Dispatches
Wellness Trends for 2025: A series of posts designed to uncover the most progressive concepts in wellness for the year ahead. Number Ten: Cognitive Nutrition. As wellness moves beyond physical fitness, a new area is capturing attention: cognitive...
Dispatches
Starting a home-based embroidery business can be an exciting and rewarding venture, offering a range of opportunities to tap into the custom apparel, gifts, and home decor markets. But, one of the most important decisions you’ll make when...
Dispatches
Wellness Trends for 2025: A series of posts designed to uncover the most progressive concepts in wellness for the year ahead. Number Nine: Emotional Fitness Coaching. As the concept of wellness evolves, so too does our understanding of mental...